Sentence examples for vulnerable me from inspiring English sources
"vulnerable me" is not a grammatically correct phrase
It is missing a verb to make it a complete sentence. A correct version could be "I feel vulnerable," where "vulnerable" is an adjective describing the subject "I." Example: "After the break-up, I feel vulnerable."
As if they could see, in the way I had said it, the version of me that had been subjected to the word: the weak me, the powerless me, the vulnerable me.
But hearing this only reminds me that no one wants to see or know the real me the vulnerable me, paralyzed by anxiety and fear.
Over the past several years, inch by inch, I've reacquainted myself with that younger and more vulnerable me through taking a year-long songwriting class, forming a rock band and even producing my first CD.
He knew we would never interact outside of work and used this as an opportunity to get me on my own, make me feel vulnerable, touch me inappropriately and pretend it was part of his job.
But this ignores the fact that, after only a few years, devices become supposedly obsolete: my printer is "no longer supported" – this makes me feel that it's not just the machine that is vulnerable but me too.
I'd groan at gossip magazines, furious with the world's asinine obsession with celebrity, disappointed by women gazing doe-eyed at the camera with vulnerable, save-me expressions on their Botoxed faces.
"She is particularly vulnerable to me," Mr. Campbell said in an interview.
"Being fortunate enough to lead a life of service by working with those most vulnerable makes me well aware of life's blessings, even when faced with difficulties".
She added that she thinks often of "those who are much more vulnerable than me all around the world and in the United States.
I didn't know what this fact meant, if anything, but he seemed vulnerable to me — or maybe, in our new situation, I was the one who felt a bit lost.
They can be vulnerable with me, and then I can help him solve his problem and think differently".
